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Maccabi Tel Aviv's new assistant: "I got a great opportunity, it will be an interesting experience"
Rainier Robmond is excited about joining Van Leven's coaching staff: "Working in Israel will make me a better coach. It's different from anything I knew."
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Wednesday, 27 January 2021, 16:08
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Rainier Robmond, who was appointed last night (Tuesday) as Patrick Van Levon's assistant at Maccabi Tel Aviv, is excited about moving to Israel.
A short interview with the 48-year-old former player, who will be working outside the Netherlands for the first time, was published today in the Netherlands.
"I've been sitting at home and out of work for quite some time, since I left PSV Eindhoven. When one of the biggest clubs in Israel turns to you, it's a great opportunity," said Robmond, who has already arrived in Israel and will watch tonight's game (20:45, Sport 5). ) Against Maccabi Haifa from the stands alongside new goalkeeping coach Dennis Hantnar.
Robmond said that "the Israeli league is different from anything I know. I think it will be a very interesting experience. It also means that I will be able to work outside the Netherlands for the first time, and that will make me a more complete and better coach."
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Robmond, who recently served as Mark Van Bommel's assistant at PSV Eindhoven, had hoped to return to work with him on another team, but when he realized it would not happen, he accepted an offer made by Moan Leven.
"Mark van Bommel and I are in constant contact. There have been talks about joining all sorts of groups, but nothing has been concrete," he said.
Robmond, 48, previously played for Utrecht, Alkmaar and De Schrapshap, before retiring in 2009.
Since working in Alkmaar's youth department, he has been assistant coach of the Netherlands youth team, assistant coach to Willem (and then head coach after replacing the coach), and then assistant to Mark van Bommel at PSV Eindhoven.
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